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DOE-STD-1069-94
(including RCAs); this section provides additional guidelines specific to
RCAs.
3.4.4.1
An adequate supply of tools and equipment dedicated for exclusive use in
RCAs should minimize the number of unnecessarily contaminated tools
used to perform work within the RCA. The control of these tools,
including issuance, decontamination, inventory, and repair, should be
assigned to a single facility department manager, such as the Maintenance
or Radioactive Materials Controls Department Manager. Although it
may not be practical to store the total inventory of potentially
contaminated tools in a single location, all satellite locations of RCA tools
and equipment should be under the control of the same facility
department.
a)
A sufficient supply of RCA tools and equipment should be
established for routine maintenance needs to prevent
introduction of additional non-contaminated items. The input
and the cooperation of all maintenance work groups are
required during maintenance planning to determine the types
and numbers of tools and equipment needed. Input should be
obtained from maintenance, operations, planning, engineering,
radiological protection, and contractor groups. The initiation of
an RCA tools and equipment supply system may require a
major one-time input of nonradioactive tools from other tool
control areas or from facility stores.
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